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Planted a very young seedling outside over a month ago and it has barely grown. It appeared to be dying and I attribute this to planting it in basically an all clay area. It was stupid I know but I wasn't THAT serious about it. So I decided to transplant the tiny thing to a place with actual soil and did so a couple of days ago, not expecting the plant to live at all. But it seems to have recovered and is even growing a bit. My question is: The bottom leaves are yellow unlike the other ones as you can see in the picture. Is this a PH problem? Also, it seems to have a lot of it eaten off by bugs. What's a good and safe method to get rid of this problem? Thank you.
I apologize for the poor picture quality, it was taken on my phone.
the yellowing is likely a result of the earlier poor soil conditions. the new growth looks nice and green. is the bug damage new or did it appear in the older spot?
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